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Trapeze School New York – Downtown Santa Monica

Two-Hour Trapeze Class or One-Hour Trampoline or Silks Class for One or Two (Up to 57% Off)

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  • Always Learning
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In a Nutshell

Learn how to twirl, swing, or climb state-of-the-art circus apparatus on Santa Monica Pier

The Fine Print

  • Expires Aug 27, 2014
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required. 72hr cancellation notice required, or fee up to Groupon price may apply. Must sign waiver.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Aerial circus performers must be incredibly strong to use the trapeze, or just be immensely motivated by a fear of clowns. Find your own source of strength with this Groupon.

Choose from Four Options

  • $39 for a two-hour flying-trapeze class for one (up to an $87 value)
  • $75 for a two-hour flying-trapeze class for two (up to a $174 value)
  • $28 for a one-hour trampoline or silks class for one (up to a $57 value)
  • $54 for a one-hour trampoline or silks class for two (up to a $114 value)

Each option includes the facility’s $22 registration fee. Flying-trapeze class instructors teach students several basic tricks, including the knee hang, dismount, flip, and leap toward a catcher on another bar. During the trampoline class, which is capped at four students and follows the USA Gymnastics progression, students begin with basic moves and advance to belt-assisted backflips. The silks class’s curriculum is tailored to students’ experience levels: beginners learn strength-training, conditioning, stretching, and body-positioning tips that help them ascend two hanging pieces of fabric; more advanced students learn choreography and artistic maneuvers.

Trapeze School New York

Trapeze School New York’s expansion west meant Angelenos no longer had to cross the country to join the circus. At two locations—an indoor studio for silks classes in Santa Monica and an outdoor studio on the Santa Monica Pier—highly trained instructors teach beginner, intermediate, and advanced maneuvers during classes on the flying trapeze, aerial silks, lyra, trampoline, and Spanish web. All of Trapeze School New York’s countrywide facilities in New York, Boston, Washington, DC, Chicago, and LA hold themselves to high safety standards that account for everything from equipment to instructors and life preservers. In an effort to bring their flying-trapeze instruction to surrounding communities regardless of funding, the school also gives lessons through their nonprofit branch of operations.

Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Lifting Things with Balloons

Anyone who has seen the beloved animated film Balloon House knows that enough helium-filled balloons can make almost any object whimsically float without care across verdant fields strewn with uncomprehending cattle or directly through the extremely toxic particles that make up rainbows. What common items will you be able to lift with these quantities of balloons?

  • A Single Balloon: Common house toad
  • Two Dozen Balloons: A VCR containing a video-cassette birthday greeting to your bedridden sweetie, who cannot answer the door lest their measles leap from their face to yours
  • 500 Balloons: A couch, piano, or wrought-iron garden door affixed with decorative hen
  • Three Trillion Balloons: Titan, moon of Saturn, no longer on a deadly collision course with Earth
  • Infinity Balloons: Helios, the balloon god who—some argue—could make a balloon so floatsy that he himself would be carried away
  • -1 Balloon: These are just called rocks, and they help things float back down to the ground or to the bottom of ponds.

How many balloons would it take to move a planet out of orbit, and will there be time?

Trapeze School New York

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    Downtown Santa Monica

    370 Santa Monica Pier
    Santa Monica, California 90401
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